The phrase "a new time frame" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a revised schedule or period for a project, event, or task.
Example: "We need to establish a new time frame for the project to ensure we meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "a revised timeline" or "an updated schedule."
"They're setting up a new time frame," he said.
The deadline for those rules has passed, and regulators have not provided a new time frame.
General Dempsey said the elections on Thursday offered a new framework -- and a new time frame, if not a deadline, for the allied effort.
A judge is expected to set a new time frame for the execution by next week, said Spencer Lawton Jr., the district attorney in Chatham County, Ga., where the case originated.
Thomas Bean, a local bankruptcy lawyer with Nutter, McClennen & Fish, thinks it could set a new time-frame: it would cram all the lawsuits into a single claim, limit lawyers' fees and possibly make way for a settlement fund, similar to that used by victims of asbestos.In this section We will never surrender Where's the smile?
After you have made your choice, you will be randomly assigned (like flipping a coin) to receive the medications either on the regular time frame or on a new time-frame that we are studying as part of the research.
Cuban also said there is not a new time-frame for the deal, which Tribune Company had initially hoped to have done this year, but has been delayed by the credit collapse.
In an e-mail, Matthias Brock, a spokesman for Daimler, described the company's new time frame as "a revised planning".
"It's not a big deal for some families, but for others, it takes everyone a long time to adjust to the new time frame," she says.
Even the new time frame spelled out on Thursday is not a done deal.
The students also thought that the new time frame for the program was accurate.
